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dkyazzentwatwa/project-starbeam
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Instructions for dkyazzentwatwa/project-starbeam, covering claude.md, quick reference commands, test compilation without hardware, monitor serial output and project overview.
Command Claude Code
Land every unshipped set on main as its own patch release, then leave a clean tree.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Instructions for michellzappa/headroom, covering working on headroom, build, signing overrides, and the export that used to eat them, the host launchagent is not yours to repoint and provider credentials headroom owns a copy of.
Instructions file
Instructions for michellzappa/headroom, a project described as: Local-first AI coding quotas and ship status, on your menu bar, iPhone, Watch and an ESP32 desk display.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Build, install, launch, and configure AgentDeck on connected Android, Apple, ESP32, Stream Deck, or daemon targets. Use when the user asks to deploy AgentDeck or names target devices such as pantone, crema, lenovo, iphone, ipad, macos, esp32, tc001, bridge, daemon, or plugin.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Memory-allocation discipline for AgentDeck ESP32 firmware (esp32/). Use whenever writing or reviewing firmware code that allocates — new / malloc / psmalloc / heapcapsalloc / std::vector / std::string / String / a buffer / a cache / anything held across a render loop. Covers the PSRAM-vs-no-PSRAM board split, the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when the user asks to end, wrap up, clear, hand off, or prepare continuity for a Codex/AgentDeck session. Summarizes current work, captures next-step memory, updates durable project notes only when needed, and writes a concise handoff for the next session.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Project instructions for AgentDeck, a tool that works with several coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Antigravity. They explain which guidance files and workflows each agent reads.
Instructions file
Instructions for puritysb/AgentDeck, covering agentdeck, monorepo, build, android build and setup & distribution.
SensorsIot/Embedded-AI-Harness
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Phase 0 of AI Closed-Loop Programming — Definition: engineers the WHAT the loop converges on. Writes and evolves the FSD — atomic, falsifiable, provenance-tagged requirements each carrying its verification contract — plus architecture, data model, interface definitions, state models, configuration catalogues, and a…
SensorsIot/Embedded-AI-Harness
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Sets up GitHub Actions for ESP32 projects — building ESP-IDF firmware in a pinned container, taking the version from the git tag, proving a published image is the variant it claims to be, and publishing artefacts and a release when a tag is pushed. Also covers the pre-merge gate: lint plus the tests a hosted runner…
SensorsIot/Embedded-AI-Harness
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Integrates an ESP32 project with the Universal ESP32 Testbench. Adds firmware modules (UDP logging, WiFi provisioning, OTA, BLE command handling, strategic log messages), updates build config, then writes the Testbench operations, Testing, and Appendix chapters into the project's existing FSD. Triggers on "integrate…
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Instructions for nodestark/mdb-esp32-cashless, covering vmflow — agent context, 1. mqtt rpc — real-time device control, 2. supabase rest — data & credits, 3. agent playbooks and notes.
Cursor rule Cursor
After significant code changes, build with pio run to confirm the firmware compiles.
Cursor rule Cursor
When HTTP routes change, update the HTML index page and API docs together.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Project instructions for a ROS-based two-wheel robot that uses sensors, motors, mapping, navigation, and simulation. ROS is software for building robot applications, while SLAM creates maps as a robot moves.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Written instructions for working on a fridge-tracking project. They cover the project layout, build, testing and development commands, code style, naming and testing practices.
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for sorryhumans/clawdmeter-plus, covering project context, hardware (critical pins), amoled-2.16 (original), amoled-1.8 (newer port) and amoled-1.8 (c6) — waveshareamoled18c6.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
AGENTS.md instructions for fabkury/p3a: You are a highly proficient embedded systems developer with expertise in ESP-IDF and ESP32-P4. The project is p3a, a Wi-Fi pixel art player. When using idf.py, activate the ESP-IDF v5.5.4 environment with . C:\Espressif\tools\Microsoft.v5.5.4.PowerShellprofile.ps1, then set…
Instructions file
Claude Code instructions for fabkury/p3a, covering claude.md, project overview, build management, build commands and set pythonutf8 to avoid unicode encoding errors on windows.
Agent Claude Code
Curates ANIMA's offline knowledge quality — corpus dedup, NLU/intent routing, hallucination resistance, and keeping the host gates green. Use when adding/editing ANIMA knowledge cards, tuning the retrieval cascade or NLU matchers, investigating a hallucination or false-positive, or before shipping ANIMA logic.
Agent Claude Code
Verifies NucleoOS runs correctly on a live Cardputer after an OTA/flash — confirms the universal binary auto-detected the right board (original vs ADV) and that per-board hardware paths work. Use when checking a device post-release, bringing up a unit, or diagnosing board-specific behavior over the network. Read-only…
Agent Claude Code
Reviews NucleoOS firmware (C / C++ / ESP-IDF) changes for the project's specific failure modes — RAM/heap pressure on a no-PSRAM ESP32-S3, task stack sizes, fragmentation, exclusive-mode discipline, and the never-auto-flash rule. Use when a firmware diff needs a careful read before building or flashing, or when asked…
Hook Claude Code
Runs before the agent uses a tool for Bash and PowerShell tool calls, executing guard-deploy.mjs via node. From indecenti/NucleoOs.
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